Turks close U.S. stores on air bases
Ankara says Turkey has shuttered post exchanges at American bases and ordered a halt to package mail under the Army Post Office system. Only the Incirlik PX remains open as Turkey moves to place facilities under Turkish command after Cyprus invasion and arms embargo dispute. About 7,000 American personnel on bases affected.
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Scottsdale develops comprehensive eight element general plan
Scottsdale planners are crafting a comprehensive general plan with eight elements including economic, environmental, housing, land use, public services, socio cultural, transportation, and urban design. The plan aims to guide city development over about three years as an integrated framework for future decisions and better urban management.
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Kissinger to Resume Middle East Shuttle Diplomacy
Ford and Kissinger met at the White House during vacation with reports Kissinger will travel to the Middle East to push toward an Egypt Israel interim accord. Allon said a deal is closer but several issues remain. An Israeli team finished talks on aid, eyeing about 3 billion dollars with oil field considerations.
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Chlorine hazards rise after two incidents at Paddock Pools
Rural Metropolitan Fire Department warns chlorine safety after 11 people injured in two incidents at Paddock Pools and Paramount Leisure Industries on East Thomas Road. Lt. Weldon Paxton urges storage away from other chemicals and in dry sheds, noting chlorine can explode and foul clothing with a strong odor.
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Paradise Valley Moves Toward Court Over Guard License Rule
Paradise Valley town council adopts an emergency ordinance regulating private guard services, requiring registrations, uniforms not resembling town deputies, and licenses. The measure bans use of the names Paradise Valley Marshall or Police in licensing, signaling a likely court fight with Paradise Valley Investigation and Patrol Service, Inc. which plans to challenge the rule citing a DPS letter supporting its name.
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Arizona
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Paradise
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Paradise Valley Investigation and Patrol Service, Inc
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Paradise Valley Patrol
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Oscar Butt
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Phoenix
Paradise Valley Investigation & Patrol Service, Inc
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Fighting Rages in Lobito Amid Port Control Claims
Heavy fighting was reported Saturday in Lobito Angola as Soviet backed forces contend for control of the main port. A radio operator described residents fleeing toward a nearby peninsula while the clash intensified near Luanda 350 miles north.
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Gunmen Attack Catholic Area in Belfast. One Wounded
Three gunmen dragged a Roman Catholic man from his car in Belfast and shot him in the head, leaving him critically wounded. Terrorists also threw bombs at houses in a Catholic district and fired on Catholic homes in a Belfast suburb, causing window damage but no other casualties.
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Israeli Patrol Hit by Arab Fire Across Lebanon Border
Israeli military communique says Arab gunners in Lebanon fired across the border at an army patrol and the Zarit border settlement during the night. No casualties were reported as small arms and bazookas were used near Zarit, about 12 miles east of the Mediterranean.
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Bangladesh coup solidifies rule after president slain
Bangladesh a new president consolidates power after the coup that killed President Mujibur Rahman. Dacca remains calm with the airport closed and lines to the outside world down. The U S State Department says 620 Americans in Dhaka appear safe.
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